Helix for life sciences

Run the batch.
Keep the proof together.

Connect materials, approved procedures, batch execution, and quality decisions. Give operators the next valid step—and reviewers the record behind it.

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CONNECTED WORK RECORDIllustrative
B-0934

Levocet · 5 mg tablets

MBR-104 · Rev 8
Approved recipeRev 8 retained
Recorded blend time3.1 min · within limits
Source evidence1 attachment missing
Batch review · open

Review stays open until required evidence is present.

Try the review gate below

For production, quality, and operations teams in life sciences

Explore the workspace

Your life sciences operation on Helix.

Explore the dashboard, open a record, run a step, or resolve a blocked review. Changes stay inside this sample workspace.

Work where you work.

The full workspace, from planning to review. Same records. Your progress carries across.

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Good morning, Elif

Cambridge · Site 2 · your operation at a glance

Needs attention 3 linked items
My assignments this shift
Recent activity
B-0934 · Dispense material completed and reviewedEarlier today · linked evidence
API-0104 · received into hold locationEarlier today · linked evidence
MBR-104 · Rev 8 effectiveEarlier today · linked evidence
Work in progress In progress
Approved revisions · linked evidenceSample data · local simulation
Materials to batch release. One connected record.Illustrative workspace · not a production system
01 Open a record02 Run a workflow03 See what blocks an approval
Where the connection matters

The batch is finished. The review should not be starting from scratch.

When observations, material status, and source documents live in different systems, review becomes a search for what happened. Helix keeps the instruction, the actual work, and the supporting evidence connected from the start.

The work, connected

Connect development, the batch, and the decision.

Shared identities, effective revisions, and review rules connect each team’s work to the next decision.

01

Keep the development basis.

Link study conditions, samples, methods, and structured results to the recipe revision they support. Transfer the rationale and scale assumptions with the approved process.

  • Development recipes
  • Transfer packages
  • Parameter rationale
02

Receive with context.

Link supplier, material, lot, certificate, and receipt. Keep incoming stock in the right disposition state before it becomes eligible for use.

  • Supplier qualification
  • Lot & container identity
  • Hold and release
03

Execute the approved recipe.

Guide operators through the effective instruction, required inputs, measurements, and review gates. Capture actual values at the step where they matter.

  • Versioned MBR records
  • Material issue
  • Limits & prerequisites
04

Investigate in the same record.

Connect a deviation to its batch, material, step, and source evidence. Keep the decision and follow-up visible to the teams affected.

  • Deviations & actions
  • Linked investigations
  • Accountable reviewers
05

Review the evidence, in context.

Bring results, specifications, and missing evidence into one decision surface. Preserve the source revision behind each approval.

  • QC review queues
  • Evidence requirements
  • Decision history
06

Keep the method behind the result.

Connect sample preparation, method revision, reference materials, calculations, and instrument source files. Preserve the qualification and review basis for each analytical result.

  • Analytical methods
  • Source-file intake
  • Versioned calculations
From a written rule to an enforced action

A hold should change what can happen next.

A quality status becomes useful when the next operation respects it. Link disposition to material eligibility and the evidence required to release it.

THE INFORMATION

A held lot is visible in inventory.

THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL

Approved disposition before allocation

The allocation action checks the lot’s disposition and refuses the held stock.

The lot, release decision, reviewer, and resulting allocation stay linked.

Model → records → execution

Your terminology.
Your rules. One foundation.

An entity definition shapes a record type. Your approved records hold the operating content. Execution captures what actually happened.

01 · ENTITY DEFINITION

Master Batch Record

Defines the structure and allowed behavior of records of this type.

  • Ingredients & quantities
  • Ordered steps
  • Measurement limits
  • Approval lifecycle
Type structure + lifecycle + actions
02 · APPROVED RECORD

MBR-104 · Rev 8

The approved recipe for Levocet 5 mg tablets, including blend time and material quantities.

A specific record and its effective revision
03 · EXECUTION RECORD

B-0934 · 120,000 units

Actual material issues, observations, exceptions, and review decisions for this batch.

Actual work linked to its approved source

A new recipe revision triggers an impact review of related instructions, training, and verification. An in-flight batch retains the revision that governed its execution.

Useful intelligence. Explicit authority.

Start the investigation with the context assembled.

Give AI the records and relationships needed to produce a useful draft. Keep the decision with the accountable person.

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ILLUSTRATIVE AI WORKFLOW
What changed between this batch and the last accepted run?
Proposed output · for review

A source-linked comparison of changed inputs, instructions, and observed exceptions for the investigator to review.

The investigator owns the conclusion. Quality owns the disposition.

Fit Helix into your operation

Start at the handoff.
Connect what belongs together.

Keep a clear source of truth for each record. Agree the interfaces, ownership, and exception handling for your deployment.

Your existing ERP

Keep commercial orders and financial posting in their authoritative system; define the handoff to material and production records.

Laboratory & equipment data

Map results, units, instrument identity, and supporting files into the review workflow, with source and reconciliation rules agreed.

Your quality system

Map document ownership, change control, and validation responsibilities before deciding which processes move into Helix.

These are integration boundaries to evaluate, not a list of prebuilt connectors. All plans include unlimited integrations.

A practical starting point

Try a real process.
See where it earns its place.

Use the application sandbox to choose a template, author your model, and work through the decisions your team makes.

01

Start with a bounded workflow.

Start with one material receipt, one approved recipe, and one batch review. Include a held lot and a missing-evidence case.

02

Expand from what works.

Extend into development studies, method management, instrument intake, resource qualification, and change assessment.

Before you choose

Questions from
life sciences teams.

Your operation. Your workspace.

Try Helix for yourself.

Start in the free forever sandbox. Explore a template, make it yours, and decide what comes next.

EVERY PLAN INCLUDES
  • Unlimited entities & workflows
  • Unlimited integrations
  • Unlimited customizations
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